Is there a countryside in Shanghai?

Shanghai has rural areas, and Shanghai is a municipality directly under the central government, which is divided into three parts: central city, suburbs and suburban counties.

The central city and suburbs are basically completely urbanized, and suburban counties are still dominated by rural areas.

Among the permanent residents in Shanghai, the population living in cities and towns is 6.5438+0.584 million, accounting for 89.09% of the total population. The population living in rural areas is 6.5438+0.94 million, accounting for 654.38+00.8+0% of the total population.

Shanghai will cancel the distinction between agricultural registered permanent residence and non-agricultural registered permanent residence and register as a resident account.

On the 25th, the Shanghai Municipal Government issued "Several Opinions on Further Promoting the Reform of Shanghai's Household Registration System". Shanghai will unify the urban and rural household registration system, improve the residence permit and settlement policy system, and steadily promote basic public services to cover eligible permanent residents. By 2020, a new household registration system will be basically established, and the permanent population of the city will be controlled within 25 million.

The most striking thing about this reform is to establish a unified household registration system in urban and rural areas, that is, to cancel the distinction between agricultural registered permanent residence and non-agricultural registered permanent residence and register it as a resident account.

Accordingly, education, health and family planning, employment, social security, housing, land and other related systems are gradually adjusted and improved to adapt to the integration of urban and rural areas. In fact, the process of urban-rural integration of social security in Shanghai has been going on for many years. By the beginning of this year, pension, unemployment and medical insurance had basically integrated urban and rural areas.